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Radioactivity - General Physics - Lecture Notes, Study notes of Physics

Cochin University of Science and TechnologyPhysics

This algebra-based course covers basic concepts of physics including practical examples of the role of physics in other disciplines. The course is designed to develop physical intuition and problem-solving skills. Main keywords in this lecture are: Radioactivity, Radioactive Decay, Rules for Radioactive Decay, Atomic Mass Number, Angular Momentum, Linear Momentum, ?-Particles, G-Rays

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Radioactivity
Radioactivity is the spontaneous disintegration of
atomic nuclei which possess excess energy. This
energy is ejected by charged particles (α-particles which
are helium nuclei or β-particles which are electrons) or
photons (γ-rays).
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Radioactivity

Radioactivity is the spontaneous disintegration of atomic nuclei which possess excess energy. This energy is ejected by charged particles (α-particles which are helium nuclei or β-particles which are electrons) or photons (γ-rays).

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Rules for Radioactive Decay:

  1. Atomic Mass Number, A, must be conserved.
  2. Atomic Number, Z, must be conserved.
  3. Energy must be conserved.
  4. Linear momentum must be conserved.
  5. Angular momentum must be conserved.

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